officially
adverb uk/əˈfɪʃ.əl.i/ us/əˈfɪʃ.əl.i/
C1 官方地
formally and in a way agreed to or arranged by people in positions of authority
The royal engagement was announced officially this morning. 今天上午官方正式宣布了皇室订婚一事。
名义上地；对公众宣称（而事实并非如此）地
as stated or accepted by people publicly but not privately or as things really are
Well, officially I am on holiday this week, but I'm just catching up on some reports I have to finish. 这周我名义上在休假，但事实上我还在赶写几份报告。
以担任某职务的身份;和所担任的职务相关地
in or relating to a position of responsibility that you hold
He has not visited the country officially since his election, only in a private capacity. 自从当选之后，他还没有以官方身份访问过该国，只进行了私人访问。
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- She is expected to announce officially her candidacy for president early next week.
- The new hospital will be officially opened by the mayor on Tuesday.
- Although she's not officially our boss, she's in effective control of the office.
- They officially designated the area (as) unsuitable for human habitation.
- An elderly man from Hull has confounded doctors by recovering after he was officially declared dead.